Devious Licks has only been the latest online trend turning our students into pod people. Online media has also lead to a spate of “domestic terrorism” “jokes” students think are “funny” and which send them to “jail.”

Are your kids going to school, or are they just standing there waiting for the bus all day? We investigate the school bus driver shortage in this and use way too many conjunctives to do so.

What do you get when you use Google Translate to report on a scandal in Puerto Rico? In this episode, we continue with the E-Rate program - and mispronounce a lot of Spanish in doing so.

Ever wonder how schools and other educational institutions purchase or upgrade their technology? One way is to use the E-Rate program.

You know who else loves E-Rate?

Criminals.

When will masks no longer pit neighbor against neighbor? Will children ever leave the living room for the classroom? Is there anywhere to hide from distance learning? We answer none of these in this very special summer episode.

Vacation fun doesn’t always end in a scandal, but when it does…. it involves guns, Mexican weddings, and sexy Instagram pool pics.

Did you ever wonder what has become of summer reading lists? Well, wonder no more. Or wonder all the time after you give this ep a listen.

Did you ever wonder what happens at a school board meeting? Now you don't have to use your imagination anymore as we have both hot off the press and ice-cold stories for you.

What do you get when you mix long hours and short pay? We look at how a once “cushy job” has become a political and financial cage match. Teachers want more than just your apples.

This is part II of the Crazy Waters story. Who will win the battle to assess K-3 students in North Carolina? Spoiler… we don’t yet know, but listen to this anyway.

Have you had your crazy today? Well, you are in for a treat since this is all about goat testicles and phonemic awareness assessments and a battle between the proverbial edtech Hatfields and Mccoys.

If you think you know the story, you do, and here is the rest. D.C schools are in for a ride The Michelle Rhee Story: Part II: Show Your Work

If you were alive in the mid-aughts, you may know the subject of our story today. This is a two part-er so hang on. Fasten you seat belts kids. It’s going to be a bumpy ride.

Did you go to school? If you didn’t walk up hill both ways barefoot in the snow caring a bag of anvils, you may have taken a school bus. Peak behind the driver’s seat to find all sorts of yucky stuff you wish you never saw, but can’t take your eyes off once you’ve seen it.

Who doesn’t love school lunch? This episode we look at the cafeteria workers as well as examine the American school lunch - food that smells like two week old milk used as an enema and sprayed all over a hotplate.

In this episode we get very Emo (Education Management Organization) as we delve into the online schools and offline profits of K12, the largest Emo in the hizouse.

We're just doing the minimum to get through this week, so here is a "creepy pasta" of education scandals torn from the hard hot hands of the internet.

Can’t wait for game day? We got a great lineup for you! Grab a bucket of wings, ice a few cold ones, and review your school budget line items because we got players in the MMXX Superintendent game.

Holy online curriculum expansion Batman we have a live one!

Riddle me this, what has several factual errors, some culturally insensitive questions, and is made by troglodytes? In this episode we unpack all of this and more.